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Hunt for shark teeth, walk the pier and watch herons at the rookery in this relaxed Gulf Coast beach town.
Stroll the 700-foot pier or drop a line, then browse the little eateries and shops. The sunset here is a favorite with photographers.
Comb the sand for shark teeth and fossils washed in by the sea, then check the nearby shops for shark-tooth jewelry.
Birders will love this rookery, home to herons and many other species. Picnics are fine, but fires are prohibited because they scare the birds.
Spread out a mat on the golden sand, hunt for colorful shells, build a sandcastle or join one of the beachside games.
This short, easy trail beyond the Myakka River suits beginners, with lush wilderness views and a longer route for seasoned hikers.
This old-world shopping street is lined with friendly shops selling clothing, trinkets, souvenirs and postcards, and it is popular with visitors.
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